The Escapee Program covert aims in Cold War era Ireland
A declassified file from the International Tracing Service reveals the Escapee Program begun in 1952 to rehabilitate Eastern European refugees but also used them for intelligence gathering and propaganda. AP reporters describe thousands of names and case files, with some escapees offered money to spy or return home for operations like REDSOX, while others fled and rebuilt lives in the United States.
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Euro hits decade milestone amid crisis and growth hopes
The euro marks ten years since its 1999 launch with 16 member states after cash adoption in 2002. Economists say the currency lowered borrowing costs and boosted trade, tourism, and growth while underscoring financial unity during a global crisis. Christine Lagarde calls it a zone of security and stability.
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